FORGET the wet, windy days of November and join the cast of Titchfield Festival Theatre in a delightful journey up the river Thames evoking balmy summer days messing about on the river.
Written by Jerome K Jerome Three Men in a Boat was denounced as vulgar by the then literary establishment but even so it quickly became a firm favourite and has since become a classic in English literature.
The three men of the title 'J' (Jerome himself), George and William Samual Harris decide to take a boating trip up the Thames with their faithful companion Montmorency. What follows is a series of hilarious adventures involving 'delightful gals', pineapple chunks, and mysterious swans.
Titchfield Abbey, Mill Lane, Titchfield, from tonight until November 20 (not November 14). Tickets: £10, includes mince pies and hot mulled wine after the performance.
Box Office: 01329 849543.
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